How do you say "Do you feel?" in French?

"Do you feel?" in French is "Tu te sens ?". This phrase is commonly used in France.

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How to Say ‘Do you feel?’ in French

Q: What does "Tu te sens ?" mean in English?

"Tu te sens ?" means "Do you feel?" in English. Usage tip: [Te] changes with the person: [tu te sens], [je me sens], [il se sent]. This little word is part of the verb, so learn it together with [se sentir].

Tu te sens ?

tew tuh sahn

[tew tuh sahn]

💬 Usage Tip: [Te] changes with the person: [tu te sens], [je me sens], [il se sent]. This little word is part of the verb, so learn it together with [se sentir].

Phrase Breakdown

[tew]

You

Refers to the person being spoken to.

Example

Quand 'tu' es prêt, dis-le.

When 'you' are ready, say it.

[tuh]

yourself

Refers to the same subject as the one doing the action.

Example

Assure-'toi' d'être en sécurité.

Make sure 'yourself' are safe.

sens

[sahn]

feel

Experience an emotion or sensation.

Example

Tu 'sens' la fatigue dans l'air.

You 'feel' the tiredness in the air.

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